If you can find a good low used D750, I would recommend that one. I recently bought a used one, the new ones are all sold out on the local Nikon website. I also have the D7100.
The low light capabilities of the D750 are amazing. The 24MP files are handleable and 'cleaner' than the D7100 produced. The menu is so similar to the D7100 I had little trouble adapting. I shoot mainly using auto ISO and manual, RAW, with sometimes just a little exposure compensation. The 3 lenses I already had were full frame but mine came with the 24-120 f4 lens as well which has become my walkaround kit now.
Am very pleased with my decision.
Have a look on YouTube for 'reviews of the D750 in 2024. Most are very positive and done by professional photographers. There's a series by a female called Victoria ?? which are pretty good.
Good luck.

Me too. What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger?
Babies crawl around the floor, sit and often lick their fingers, yum. Most grow up to be healthy adults.
I did and I'm a healthy 76 yo. Apart from having got over prostate cancer and now waiting for 2 new hips.

Yep, same here in NZ although we call them bonbons. Now I have to wonder why they are called bonbons?
The hats aren't called crowns here, they are called, hats.
Inside they have the hats, a bit of paper with a joke on it, and small trinkets, whoever gets the largest bit of bonbon when its pulled, gets the stuff inside. The more expensive the pack of bonbons, the more expensive the stuff inside.

I wish people here wouldn't use the term 'reflections' without qualifying it. No filter removes all so called reflections (although someone here claimed they did). To be precise, a CPL filter, and to a lesser extent, an LPL, removes 'glare'.
Glare, caused by a light source, being reflected light.
They will achieve this with the glare on just about anything, but especially water, foliage etc. Not so much on shiny steel, mirrors etc.
Cheers

You're welcome. I wonder if the original poster has watched it. A quick flick thru all the replies may have put him off for ever as he doesn't seem to have been back.
Some really 'interesting advice' tho

BebuLamar wrote:
You can use the polarizer to emphasize the reflections too.



Nope.

In my opinion you should leave the CPL off unless you specifically have a reason for it. Youve got a great camera and a pretty good lens so I wouldn't add any more glass to the combo unless it was necessary for a particular reason. Dinner parties it is more hassle than its worth and not necessary. Sunsets you will be near to shooting at the sun so a CPL isn't going to have much affect, leave it off. Landscapes it a genre where it can give you a number of reasons to use it.
Rather than going into the effects and reasons for use here, I suggest you do a google search 'how to use a CPL filter' and you will get a lot of stuff to study and said much better than I could phrase. Also a search on YouTube with just CPL filter, will give you some very helpful results.
I subscribe to this guys channel. He's a so called 'pro' landscape photographer and I think gives excellent advice in an easy way to follow. Here's one on what he thinks of a CPL filter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E1nwQgmIAk

Enjoy the journey

Progress? The future is nearly here. Sad but exciting.

Don't know, don't really care. Can't be bothered to check just to make a point.
It's become sort of a silly conversation.
Cheers

You don’t have to.. Same as an android, you need an app.
iTunes is an apple iPhone/ipad app.
Quick and easy also gives you a backup of your phone in case of loss and you can sync ipad and iPhone data etc if you want.

Why would you try and use Icloud. Dont see how that would work??

I've been using an iphone 8 for years and can download stuff from my Windows 10 computer to the phone quite easily using itunes. Including any pictures in the Pictures file on the computer.
Has that been discontinued in newer iphones?

Well done. Doesn't need any explanation as it tells the story nicely I think.

Well said
And lovely pictures of a cute wee girl

Here's another worry as a result of 'using' AI, one that perhaps outweighs the threats to stuff like how it will affect photography and the like. An excellent speaker like most who do TED talks.